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Description

Stoewer from Stettin was Germany's largest car manufacturer in the early years of the 20th century. It was not until the mid-1920s that Opel took first place with the Laubfrosch. Stoewer was also the first brand in Germany to build its bodies entirely from steel. Today, these Stoewers with their beautiful pointed radiators are a rarity. Our 1924 Type D3 two-seater convertible is mechanically and mechanically perfect. The body has also been fully restored. The total cost of this far exceeds our price. The car is available customs-cleared for the EEC in Eibergen, Netherlands. The price of € 55000 is negotiable. Hans Compter, tel. 0031 6 17389493.

This description has been automatically translated. Original language: German.

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Technical Details

Vehicle data

Make: Stoewer
Model series: Typ D3
Model name: Typ D3 cabriolet
First registration date: Not provided
Year of manufacture: 1924
Mileage (read)
Chassis number: Not provided
Engine number: Not provided
Gearbox number: Not provided
Number of owners: Not provided

Technical details

Body style: Convertible
Power (kW/hp): 18/24
Cubic capacity (cm³): 2120
Cylinders: 4
Doors: 2
Steering: Right (RHD)
Gearbox: Manual
Gears: 4
Transmission: Rear
Front brakes: Drum
Rear brakes: Drum
Fuel type: Petrol

Individual Configuration

Exterior color: Red
Interior color: Black

Interior material: Leather

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1924 | Stoewer Typ D3 cabriolet